Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-03

are requested to be present.
The regular meeting of the Woman's Guild
will be held Thursday afternoon O'Clock at
the rectory, one door south OF the church.
Mrs. W. Ii. BOND, Sec,y.
| The womaus Relief Corps, No. 40, will
hold their next regular meeting on Tuesday,
May Sd, at 2:30 p. III. at G. A. 4. hall. All
members are requested to be present.
| MRS. NJ. J. ROCHELLE, Sec,y.
Y.M.H A. will hold meeting this even
ing at the office Of NJ arton Wollman.
HEADQUARTERS Co. CA
SECOND REGIMENT e. NJ.
| In accordance with special order No. %,
from regimental headquarters, the officers
and enlisted men of Co "A" will meet at
their armory on May 4, 1887, at 1880 p m.
sharp, in full uniform, to elect one first lieu
tenant and one second lieutenant A full at
tendance ia expected. By order,
". A. RIcHEY,
| Capt. Commanding Co. "a"
T. O. Long, First Sergesnt.
Peter Mnoday intends putting up boat
house in the rear OF the water works and
hiring pleasure boats He has twenty boats
for the purpose.
A son Of Mr. N. s. Wood on River street,
and who he's been sick most OF the winter
with typhoid fever, has taken a relapse, and
is now very low.
Mr.. and Mrs George Ordway, of Winfield.
arrived in the city Saturday evening and re-
mained until last evening visiting DR.. and
Mrs. L. S. Ordway.
The friends of Mrs Scott, nee Maggie Nc
Sweeney, will be glad to hear that she has
fallen heir to the nice little sum OF TIVE MY
four thousand dollars.
The boys of the Royal Spice Mills are all
rejoicing over the present Of beautiful gold
watch presented to each Of them one day
last week by their employers.
| Mrs. Il. G. Forest goes to ST. Louis this
evening. Upon her return in few days
she will be founI at her new room on orch
Main street over Woodmap's bank.
| ". NJ. Smith, st. Louis; A. Cummings,
Kansas City: r G. Rbosdes, Cincinnati' J.
C. Miller, Richmond, Ky; A. w. Haehler,
| New York, are at Hotel Gandolfo.
The Wichita Street Railway Company IS
making arrangement. to lay double track
On Main street from Oak to Douglas avenue,
and east on Douglas from Main to Fifth ave-
nue..
Constable Billy Weiss, the boys say, went
out on the Ninnescah Saturday to serve
some papers, and meeting pretty Dutch
lassie did not get home until late Sunday
night.
Yesterday workmen were engaged IN
placing joists for the second floor OF the
BSrnes building. At the present rate OF
progre s this magnificent block will soon be
completed.
Jos. Koenig will erect three story brick
building on East Douglas avenue between
Pattie and Laura avenues. 1t will have a
front of fifty feet and seventy feet deep cost
ing near $4,000.
Frank Ansell, who was long connected
with the firm OF G.. L. Mum in the pump
and wsn business, has gone into business
with Mr.. Aust for partner, and has an Office
on East Douglas.
Col C. T. Prouty Of Dghton, and Willis
Bryant mayor of Scott City. are in the city.
These gentlemen are wide awake to the best
Interests OF their respective towns and are
here on that mission.
W. 9. jackson left last night for Eureka
Springs, Arkansas, for his health. Mr..
Jackson was there short time ago and re-
ceived such decided benefit from the water
that he has decided to return.
It is authoratatively reported that Mr..
Louis Solomon, the popular young real es-
tate man OF the city, will be married soon to
Miss Bertha Wallensteiu, of Cincinnati, who
visited here during the past winter.
The brick building being erected on Maple
street near Garfield University was consider
ably demolished by the high wind Sunday
night. Two stories of the building were up
| the west end and front were blown down
The Y. II. Fl. A., an organization new In
| the city, yet including most of the represen-
tative young people OF the Jewish society, are
making most strenuous efforts to make their
picnic at Sullivan's grove Saturday great
| s Iccess-
| Proudfoot & Bird are getting out plans for
bu, iaess building, to be erected by Rodolph
Hatfield, on Maple avenue, West Wichita.
Toe building will be OF brick and stone trim
ming, to be two stories ia height. 50x30 and
cost 5000
L. J. Burgess. attorney for the Columbus
& Hooking Valley Rail, cad, remained in
the city over Sunday. He was most favor
ably impressed with the city and will no
doubt let no opportunity pass to spread
| its fame
Hon s. S. Yoeder OF the 4;h Ohio repre-
sentative district, J. P. Staurets Of Lima,
Ohio, aud J. E, Hamburger Of Celins. Ohio,
called yesterday in company with J.R.
Sniveley, who had thsm in tow showing
them around the city
The boys who went out to Augusta on the
fishing excursion, arrived home Sunday
| night As RESULT of their trim thew brought